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The town of Horace, once a sleepy rural bedroom community, is seeing an explosion in population and is expected to reach 5,000 residents by the end of the year. While city leaders welcome the growth and new businesses, they're also working hard to maintain Horace's small-town feel.
Business reporter Helmut Schmidt recently reported on the boomtown of Horace and joins the show to break it all down.
The store, owned by brothers Casey and Kale McCollum, features over 4,000 houseplants, pottery, soil, plant care products and more.
One happy ramper: Grade-school dynamo makes business out of foraging rare wild onion for Fargo chefs
In addition to balancing the usual kid things like soccer, softball, music and theater, this diminutive dynamo already has launched two businesses. One of them, Ramp Girl, requires foraging and providing ramps — a coveted, hard-to-find wild onion — to Fargo's fancier eateries.
Hello Garage specializes in polyaspartic garage floor finishes and storage systems. Since opening, local franchisee Dave Reek and his crew have been refinishing garages throughout the area.
The Pizza Hut will be torn down and replaced with a Caribou Coffee.
